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Sources. Hansard and votes · LEGISinfo · Supreme Court and Federal Courts, via A2AJ · GC InfoBase · Open Government Canada · Parliamentary Budget Officer · CPAC. Every figure on the site links to its own source.

Method. Policy positions are scored only from stored House words and a member’s own public website, and are left blank when none exists. Details drawn from Wikipedia and other encyclopedias are labelled and are never used to score a position. Language models summarize and rate; every quote they use is checked against the original.

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